Hi,
I cant make macros in 1.6; I have multiple UI errors.
Thanks for your work !

Hi^^

i like this Macro Addon very much, but i have a little request:
s it possible to ad a "/say"-option to the macros? So that my Char says something when i use the macro.

nice addon for weapon sets and skills

is it doable by addons also set a macro for example using one skill every few second, etc? or i need just regular macro recorder for that

Checked a bit into my code this morning. Macros addon used to have a "addon commands" option, and it would list slash commands provided to LWF through the addon registry and the user could add parameters.

Nobody was using that feature, as far as I could tell. And almost no other authors were using LWF in a publicly published manner. So, to save time when I updated to the new macros addon format a few months back I apparently dropped that feature.

If you were to go back several months of versions you'd find another "EditWin" type declared in the Editor file of the Macros addon (and this might be as far back as it being integrated inside of Framework and not yet a standalone addon) you'd find slash command registry support.

It's something I can, and will, add back in the near future. Give me a couple of weeks, though. I've got to come up to speed on some new technologies for my new day job and I've limited time to do so.

What you'll be looking to do, though, is something like this:

<on addon loaded>
if LWF4 then
local obj = <your addon global>
obj.Name = "whatever name"
LWF4.REGISTER_FACTORY( obj, true, false, nil, nil, nil, nil, false )
obj.SlashCommand( "command", callbackMethod )
-- / is optional in the command parameter. It could be "/command" or "command".
-- callbackMethod is the name of the function in your code that gets tripped when the command is triggered.
-- callbackMethod COULD be a direct function declaration like below if you choose:
obj.SlashCommand( "/command2", function()
-- do function stuff in here
end )
-- the above would make the slash commands show up in Macros, ideally. That'll be the goal anyway
end

You'll see, if you dig, that much of this is wired up already. Some of the supporting features in Macros were dropped months ago, as I described here. And there's a bit more to wire up for elegance inside LWF ( 2nd and 3rd parameters aren't properly consumed ). But you get the gist.


Further info:

LWF builds a collection of addons registered through it.
LWF can handle your addon-load event
LWF can call pre, during and post load functions for you (saved variable loads, etc)
LWF appends 30+ API features into your addon global when you register with it, which SHOULD result in streamlined code if you use them.
Macros used to read LWF's addon list to find registered slash commands, and then expose them for macro usage. That feature needs to return.

Hi there,
I'm still a bit spellbound by the complexity of your code. You're obviously working at a much higher level of code control than I am.
If you can point me at the right things, I can see if I can fiddle around with things to make it work.

I'll check into some things when I get a chance. Things are a whirlwind right now. I think, though, if you detect for LWF4 and register your addon with it, using the options to tell it that you're already loaded, and then register your slash commands through LWF4... it'll show up in the command list for a macro. I might have temporarily disabled macro slash commands in the past, I'm not sure. I am at work and can't check it. But it used to work that way. As you can see I've had my hands off of that code for a bit

Hey Wykkydd,
first of all, thanks for your great work to the community - as soon as I get my first payment from actually working, expect a donation.
Second of all - I have a feature request for the macro addon that shouldn't be too difficult for you. I'm sure you know the addon Binder - it lets you save your keybinds and then load them again via slash command. I've dug into the code of your macro addon a bit and replaced the Emote command manually with the name of my Binder set, which I then loaded by altering the if-statement evaluating the given macro with Binder.LoadBindings(c.Param1, false) in line 107ish in Macros.lua.

Now my feature request would be a Binder integration, or a slash command that'd be executed, as fourth parameter. As far as I can tell, you'd just need a fourth edit box, throw in the slash command, and then pass the string on to the chat box. I'm certain you could throw that together in no time.

I'd be in your debt.

~manavortex

Open "wykkydsMacros/code/Editor.lua" in text editor and chnage line 593 from:
to:

Just downloaded and tried the update dated today 11/4/2013 and got the same error.

Just updated to the 11/3/2014 version. When I go to modify a macro and type in a box I get the following error:

EsoUI/Libraries/ZO_Templates/OptionsWindowTemplate.lua:476

I have tried deleting my old lua data files, no help. Any ideas?

im dont rly strong in marcoses but is it possible to do with this addon - multi improvement?
for example i have 100 white daggers and 200 green things to improve em with 10% chance

any chance to create such macro, that can improve any amount you wish, or you need to write multiple macroses for each amount?

It's simple - Wykkyd's Macros does not work if you do not have installed Wykkyd's Outfitter.

If you want to use Wykkyd's Macros without Wykkyd's Outfitter (because of emotes), you will need to fix typo in "wykkydsMacros\code\Editor.lua", line 546. there should be false instead of true.

Any other ideas concerning this matter? After confirming that I have the current version I'm still having the same issue.

OK so I uninstalled/re-installed via Minion...same result

That's odd I keep it updated with Minion and all my versions match what's on this page.